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Mollusk has released the source of his painting application GFXer. The program might not be fully finalized or useable.

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North&South is a combined strategy and action game originaly made for the Commodore Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS and Amstrad CPC. It was developed and published in 1989 by Infogrames/Atari Europe.

This is an unofficial conversion made by gbadree. All graphics and audio were ripped from the Amiga and Atari versions. Curently the game is not finished and features only the platform games.

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A bunch of people, who don’t want to uncover their name, are currently working on a Gameboy Advance Puzzle game called Poussin Advance.

You are a small fledgling and need to move from one stall to the other one. Before you can enter the stall, you need to dissolve all green fields by stepping on them. Darkgreen fields must be touched twice.

A release date is not known yet.

Basilisk II is an Open Source 680×0 Macintosh emulator developed by Christian Bauer. That is, it enables you to run 68k MacOS software on your computer, even if you are using a different operating system. However, you still need a copy of MacOS and a Macintosh ROM image to use this program. Basilisk II is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Thanks to EvilDragon for the news.

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The symbols on the screen represent a numeric value in the


order as they are displayed on the right. As you move over
a symbol, it is decrements to the next lower symbol or
disappears.

The author is seeking for people who are willing to create more levels for his game.

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Lucifer_V has updated his PSP application Theme Swapper.

Changes:

-font’s added
-recover funtion added
-more availeble slot’s to save
-better navigating in menu
-bugs fixed
-graphix added

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Caprice is a CPC emulator for the GP2x and has been updated recently. This is one step closer to the Final v0.6.

Changes:

-Virtual Keyboard – Fully working!!!
-New options: Color/monocrome monitor and adjustable RAM
-New skin from ANTIRIAD!

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Pipes, previously released as Beerware, has now been released to the Freeware pool. Along with this Nagelfar comes up with Version 2. This game needs the GP2x Java-Enviroment installed.

As additional download you can find 11 skins, to modify the look and feeling of the game.

Donations are explicitly welcome.

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Space Pong is a Pong game for the Nintendo DS by Circus.

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This is a Telengard style game. The working title is Paladin.

espire8 has hacked the original homebrew, which is currently under development, to add more sprites/enemies.

Some notes from the author:

I looked at the code and found room for 15 monster sprites and 3 color tables for the current number that’s playable so far. I figure one different monster for each of the 10 dungeon levels and having 3 different frames for each; 1 attacking and a 2-frame animated stand by (between turns in battles). The original 3 monsters that were in there had repeated sprites for up to Lv 5 and only those will show up at the moment. I put in place the dwarf, goblin and dragon though they are still static; I did however animated the knight somewhat using the repeated frames for HP up to 16.

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